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Is a pound of peaches really a pound? Marin County inspectors check accuracy
Between the summers of 2024 and 2025, the Marin County Department of Agriculture, Weights and Measures, with just 14 employees, visited 399 businesses and conducted 9,921 total inspections on price-accuracy items and commercial devices, including sale items, gas pumps, electric meters and countertop scales. On Wednesday, the department released its findings in a consumer protection […] The post Is a pound of peaches really a pound? Marin County inspectors check accuracy appeared first on Local News Matters .
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Between the summers of 2024 and 2025, the Marin County Department of Agriculture, Weights and Measures, with just 14 employees, visited 399 businesses and conducted 9,921 total inspections on price-accuracy items and commercial devices, including sale items, gas pumps, electric meters and countertop scales. On Wednesday, the department released its findings in a consumer protection […] The post Is a pound of peaches really a pound? Marin County inspectors check accuracy appeared first on Local News Matters .
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According to Local News Matters’s source item, Is a pound of peaches really a pound? Marin County inspectors check accuracy, Between the summers of 2024 and 2025, the Marin County Department of Agriculture, Weights and Measures, with just 14 employees, visited 399 businesses and conducted 9,921 total inspections on price-accuracy items and commercial devices, including sale items, gas pumps, electric meters and countertop scales. On Wednesday, the department released its findings in a consumer protection […] The post Is a pound of peaches really a pound? Marin County inspectors check accuracy appeared first on Local News Matters .
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